Category Archive: Visas and Green Cards

Below is an overview of how the annual H-1B visa lottery works, and you do not want to miss the registration window. One of the experienced visa attorneys with J. Sparks Law, PLLC, is standing by to consult on your visa case and help you […]

Nonimmigrant visa holders usually plan on transitioning to permanent U.S. resident status. Being a permanent resident or having a green card status provides cardholders with many benefits not afforded to nonimmigrants. This includes being able to travel and work in the U.S. with just a […]

What Happens When You Are Asked To Go For An Visa Interview? When applying for a U.S. marriage visa or another type of U.S. visa you may be required to appear in person for an interview. Not all visa applications require an interview. If you […]

The Process From Work Visa To Green Card Many foreigners living in the United States on temporary visas wish to change their legal situation. In this way, they look for a status that can allow them to live and work permanently. This is possible for […]

A U.S. citizen or a lawfully admitted permanent resident can sponsor a qualifying relative to obtain LPR status. This family-based immigration is classified into two categories with several subcategories, and a family & marriage visa Lawyer can help you navigate this process. Immediate Relatives of U.S. […]

Difference between the L-1 Visa and the E-1/E-2 Visa Employers who hire a foreign-born worker who seeks to work in the United States must first secure a visa. There are various types of these employment-based visas, with the most common being H1, L1, and E1/E2 […]

To qualify for the fastest category to get a Green Card, an applicant must meet eligibility requirements under the following categories through which most people obtain their green cards. To discuss your specific situation, reach out to a Green Card law firm today. A Green […]

A green card through marriage process steps is one of the most common ways to get a Visa. Many people come to the United States with temporary visas, and as the name indicates, they are supposed to remain in the country only for the authorized […]

Coming to the United States requires a foreign national to either have a non-immigrant visa or an immigrant visa. Some immigrant visa holders go on to obtain a green card. There are many complicated rules that apply to get either of these types of visas […]

Nonimmigrant visa holders usually plan on transitioning to permanent U.S. resident status. Being a permanent resident or having a green card status provides cardholders with many benefits not afforded to nonimmigrants. This includes being able to travel and work in the U.S. with just a […]